Dr. J. Douglas Salmon, Jr. PhD, C.Psych
Neuro/Rehabilitation
Psychologist
Dr. J. Douglas Salmon, Jr. [
click for CV] holds a
Master's Degree in Vocational Rehabilitation Counseling and a
doctorate specializing in rehabilitation and neuro-psychology. He is
the author and co-author of numerous rehabilitation assessment and
outcome evaluation instruments including the Rehabilitation
Checklist; the Rehabilitation, Neuropsychological and Health Status
Inventory; and the Pre/Post Condition Life Events Checklist in
addition to the Rehabilitation Outcome Measurement System (ROMS),
among others. He is also the author of Recovery from Whiplash,
Concussion and Brain Injury: A guide and workbook for injured
persons, their loved ones and caregivers, the Rehabilitation
Education and Coping Series, and treatment resource materials
including the Neuropsychological Evaluation Summary &
Rehabilitation Strategies Series, among others.
Dr. Salmon has held senior clinical and administrative positions at
the clinic and corporate levels overseeing brain injury,
psychological and complex injury rehabilitation services. He has
been a recognized DAC (Catastrophic Impairment, Medical/
Rehabilitation, Disability, Residual Earning Capacity) examiner and
has also been on the graduate research staff with the University
Centre for International Rehabilitation (Michigan State University).
His multidisciplinary private practice consults widely to public and
private rehabilitation clinics, agencies and case management firms
for the purposes of clinical consultation/treatment, program
development and training. Dr. Salmon is also the Executive Director
of RTW Integrated
Health Management (RIHM), a multi-disciplinary rehabilitation
clinic; and of Rehabilitation
Research Education and Evaluation Services (RREES), devoted to
research, outcome/rehabilitation measurement and educational product
development. He is an active researcher in an array of
rehabilitation areas and regularly presents research and theoretical
papers to local, national and international forums.
